The soon-to-be 36-year-old joins Shleby Harris and Quinton Jefferson as veteran linemen cut this offseason by Seattle.
Love’s agreement is worth up to $12 million over two years; former first-rounder Bush gets a one-year deal.
General manager John Schneider confirmed both agreements during his weekly radio show on KIRO-AM.
Plus, the Seahawks officially release Shelby Harris and Quinton Jefferson and lose running back Rashaad Penny to the Eagles.
The deal is reportedly for three years and up to $51 million for the 26-year-old disruptive interior defensive lineman.
The newly extended QB had a chance to test the open market, but always wanted to stay in Seattle.
General manager John Schneider recently spoke to the ex-Seattle star, who is set to be released by the Los Angeles Rams next week.
Seattle could be in for a difficult decision should it decide to use its No. 5 overall pick.
The 32-year-old, who threw 30 TD passes last season, is ‘gambling a little bit’ on himself with incentive-laden 3-year deal.
The new contract will reportedly be for 3 years and up to $105 million for the breakout signal-caller.
League sources indicate Seattle would like to have linebacker Bobby Wagner back, but there’s much to work through.
Coach Pete Carroll says the team continues to negotiate with Geno Smith, but they also have an ‘incredible’ chance to draft a young QB.
A blockbuster report from The Athetic alleges the now-Broncos QB asked ownership to fire the pair after the 2021 season.
The former All-Pro safety has played in just 25 of 50 games for Seattle since being acquired, but is still just 27 years old.
The recent new contract for kicker Jason Myers mostly locks down a special teams group that was one of the best in the NFL.
Barring more injuries, Seattle should enter 2023 with a trio of starting-caliber players at the safety position.
Seattle’s Kenneth Walker finishes 2nd in top offensive rookie voting and Tariq Woolen finishes 3rd for top defensive rookie.
